Checkout how to modify the list of FQDNs for accessing the Supervisor control plane. You can provide a list of Supervisor FQDNs during the Supervisor enablement and later update that list. You can also set a list Supervisor FQDNs if you did not provide one during the Supervisor enablement.
Procedure
- ♦ Use the following DCLI command to update the list of FQDNs for the Supervisor control plane:
dcli com vmware vcenter namespacemanagement clusters update --cluster <cluster_ID> --master-dns-name <FQDN 1> --master-dns-name <FQDN_2>
- To add a new FQDN to the list you pass the already existing names as arguments as well as add the new FQDN.
- To remove an FQDN from the list, you call the update command by omitting the FQDN that you want to remove and passing the rest of the FQDNs that you want to keep.
For a three-zone Supervisor you can pass the ID of any of the clusters that are part of the Supervisor.
In the following example, the Supervisor running on cluster domain-c50 is already configured with an FQDN supervisor.acme.com. You are adding a new supervisor.vmware.com FQDN to the list of DNS names for the Supervisor:dcli com vmware vcenter namespacemanagement clusters update --cluster domain-c50 --master-dns-name supervisor.acme.com --master-dns-name supervisor.vmware.com
What to do next
- The VIP certificate to securely connect to the Supervisor is not automatically updated with the new FQDNs. Therefore, you need to do that manually, see Replace the VIP Certificate to Securely Connect to the Supervisor API Endpoint.
- Once you update the VIP certificate to connect to the Supervisor, log in to the Supervisor control plane by using the newly-added FQDNs. See Connect to the Supervisor as a vCenter Single Sign-On User